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Retake GMAT a good option? what should be study strategy?

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by deep_1234 » Tue Dec 01, 2009 1:04 pm
Hi,

I took my gmat yesterday and scored a dismal 620. I plan to retake GMAT again in Jan. Please suggest what should be the mode of preparation to score 80-90 points above the current score. I have taken many mocks and did see a scores between the range of 660-740! But the gmat turned out to be a disaster with the lowest score ever. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

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Deep.
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by DanaJ » Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:01 am
Well, it really depends on your previous strategy and materials used up until now. If you could provide more info, I'd be able to help. Anyway, if you're interested in a study guide, here's one where I've also mentioned a couple of resources you might find interesting.
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